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Valdis Story: Abyssal City

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Valdis Story: Abyssal City

Sep 8, 2013

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3.06 average rating based on 65 ratings

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Valdis Story: Abyssal City is a side scrolling exploration platformer with an emphasis on intricate and rewarding combat as well as deep play style customization.
Release Dates
Sep 08, 2013 (Europe)
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Sep 08, 2013 (Worldwide)
PC (Microsoft Windows)
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User Stats
786
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5
Playing
443
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How Long Is Valdis Story: Abyssal City?
Main story: 14.5 hours
Total completions: 2
kasparius
kasparius gave Jul 17, 2017
kasparius gave Jul 17, 2017
Nice surprise!

As a big fan of Metroidvanias, I had heard good things about Valdis Story, so I got it during a steam sale. I wasn't sold at first, it seemed a little silly and unrefined, but as I kept playing I discovered that the combat was far better and customizable than I thought. Kind of like a platinum game combat, with combos, super powers, etc... Far deeper than you would expect from a indie platform game like this. I played on normal mode and it was still a fair challenge. The bosses are really good in this game. As for the rest, it offers a nice selection of areas with various timed puzzles that are quite fun to do.

The only main issue is that it is hard to remember where you've been and where you need to go, or where a place is. There is a map when you are in an area, but you can't access a bigger map with the names of the place, etc... There is also a tram that brings you to 3 different towns, but sometimes a fast travel would be nice when you've been wandering about for a while.

The game offers new characters …

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As a big fan of Metroidvanias, I had heard good things about Valdis Story, so I got it during a steam sale. I wasn't sold at first, it seemed a little silly and unrefined, but as I kept playing I discovered that the combat was far better and customizable than I thought. Kind of like a platinum game combat, with combos, super powers, etc... Far deeper than you would expect from a indie platform game like this. I played on normal mode and it was still a fair challenge. The bosses are really good in this game. As for the rest, it offers a nice selection of areas with various timed puzzles that are quite fun to do.

The only main issue is that it is hard to remember where you've been and where you need to go, or where a place is. There is a map when you are in an area, but you can't access a bigger map with the names of the place, etc... There is also a tram that brings you to 3 different towns, but sometimes a fast travel would be nice when you've been wandering about for a while.

The game offers new characters to play with, once you finished the game and even items that can port over to a new game, and I can definitely see myself playing this game again in the future with a different character build.

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